Chemical use cut to lowest level in 29 years at Brookstead cotton farm
Chemical usage has dropped dramatically at Tyunga near Brookstead on the Darling Downs. Click to check the original article.
Chemical use drops to lowest level in 29 years at Brookstead cotton farm
Chemical usage has dropped dramatically at Tyunga near Brookstead on the Darling Downs. Click to check the original article.
Rural Achievers know the cost of opportunity
What does the value of money mean to you? That was the question this year’s Rural Achiever Finalists answered on Sunday. Click to check the original article.
Springsure Cattle Camp celebrates 10 years with record attendance | Photos
Free content: More than 110 young beef enthusiasts from across the state are camping out at the Springsure Showgrounds this week to learn about the beef cattle industry. Click to check the original article.
Croc search continues following north Queensland attack | North Queensland Register
“It has bitten him three times and dragged him to the bottom where he’s managed to, according to him, stick his fingers in the crocodile’s eyes multiple times and escape before swimming towards the shore,” Queensland Ambulance flight paramedic Valerie Noble said. Click to check the original article.
Out and about in the Limo shed
Limousin breeders catch up at Sydney Royal. Click to check the original article.
Weekly kill: Markets subdued during sequence of short weeks
THE sequence of short kill weeks that started on Friday has seen the beef processing industry put the cue in the rack for the timebeing, with no changes to grid offers and only very small numbers of slaughter type cattle offered at significant saleyards so far this week. On top of school holidays, Easter is […]
Feedgrain Focus: Market dips on trade sales
Field peas are planted into wheat stubble at Hopetoun in Victoria’s southern Mallee. Photo: John Stevenson, Warakirri Cropping PRICES for feed wheat and barley have softened in the past week as prospects for a big and early winter-crop plant across Australia improve. It has seen some in the trade, consumers included, unwinding the occasional position […]
Research shows similar emissions between wild herbivores and cattle
How do emissions from cattle compare to emissions from wild herbivores in a similar landscape and environment? A team of researchers recently studied two sets of animals in the Serengeti region of Tanzania to find out. The project compared calculated emissions from animals in a wildlife-dominated savannah to those in an adjacent land […]
NVLX Wodonga 11 April 2023: Grain-assisted yearlings firm
Selling action at Wodonga. Yarding 600 Change + 100 Numbers were similar. Most of the usual export and domestic buyers were at the sale however not all operated fully. The reduced supply of vealers sold to mixed trends due to the limited stock. The bulk of the vealers made from 340 to 476c/kg. Bidding intensified […]
Gulf leader remembered for 'strong' community advocacy
The small gulf community of Mornington Island was in mourning last week following the passing of well-known community advocate and former Mornington Shire Councillor Robyrta Felton. Click to check the original article.
Aerial inspections planned for southern NSW powerlines
Essential Energy will be conducting aerial inspections of powerlines and power poles in Moruya, Braidwood, Cooma, Bombala, Crookwell and surrounds after rainfall has drenched the areas this year. Click to check the original article.